The Eastern Shrike-tit Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: ABCBDEFE GBGHIJI CGKGBLLL LLMLNOL

I am brightly alert and exceedingly pertA
And my livery's easily seenB
With a bright golden breast and a black and white crestC
And a back of indefinite greenB
A conspicuous bird and I give you my wordD
I am neither incautious nor shyE
Native wit may be read in the cock of my headF
And the glint in my shrewd little eyeE
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'Ho knock at the door knock at the door '-
I shout from the top of a treeG
The Bushland's soprano but never 'piano'B
'Fortissimo' ever for meG
But my repertoire's long and I've many a songH
When Spring is abroad in the landI
And whatever my call 'tis the clearest of allJ
And as sweet as the best in the bandI
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I take life with zest and when building my nestC
Then the scientist wakens in meG
I work with a will with my stout little billK
And I peel the green bark from a treeG
Then I wait when that's done till the heat of the sunB
Curls a neat little hook at the endL
So when woven and bound there's a home strong and sonudL
On which any wise bird can dependL
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Ho cheery and bright with a heart ever lightL
I sing to the joy of the dayL
And my toil high above is a labor of loveM
For I turn every task into playL
With my confident air I am here I am thereN
With my proud little head full of loreO
A melodious note ever swelling my throatL
I'm an optimist 'Knock at the door '-

Clarence Michael James Stanislaus Dennis



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